lambert

May 22, 2015

Hi Gents

again around an excellent example of VIC Siam, has not sold ..

maybe one day...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SIAM-THAILAND-WWI-VICTORY-MEDAL-1918-INTERALLIES-ORIGINAL-W-RIBBON-SUPERB-/121658183482?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c53648f3a

May 15, 2015

Hi Peron

A formidable group :love:

Lambert

May 15, 2015

Hi Gents,

Interesting photo.

Photo of an official chaplain veteran of WWI and WWII with their medals ..

Lambert

May 4, 2015

:love: great !

April 23, 2015

Anyone?

April 22, 2015

Hello gentlemen.

What do you think of this item? Original or copy?

I await your comments.

Regards
Lambert

April 22, 2015

Please show us!

April 22, 2015

Hi Paul

you can set your digital machine to a lower resolution , 72 dpi for example, or edit the Photoshop or another image editor to the same resolution ..

Regards

Lambert

April 17, 2015

Arrived !

April 16, 2015

It is a Type 2 Medal Signed (this in good condition) the Ribbon is a replacement has a "Linden sheet" this is not common, the "Linden sheet" is seen more often in the Revolutionary Medal (Czech).It is usually not authorized any clip or distitivo the Ribbon Medal of Victory, with the exception of the USA (Battle of staples), Portugal (Buckle and Star), and the British (MID).

April 16, 2015

here is what i think is a type 1 for this sub section that i have

Yes for sure.

but the ribbon is French.

April 16, 2015

Hello Paul.

It's an easy collection, but remember that there is a trap along the way, so I recommend you read the topics that were discussed and studied for long. I believe so will have much more confidence with which collect.
I also recommend the book by Jim ..

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April 16, 2015

Here is my first offering to this section of the VM world .I believe it is a type 1 any observations will be greatly recieved

hopefully more to come

Welcome Paul !!

Lambert

April 16, 2015

Just acquired - from the obverse a rather time-worn Johnson Italy Vic Official Type 2 ...
... but the reverse shows it's had another use ...
It came to me from Pakistan, but there must be a tale on how it got there. Was it used as an ID tag for an Indian Army POW in Italy in WW2? Or a tool board tag? Is there any clue in the number under the name - does it match any particular Indian Army regiment or corps?
In any event, it's an intrigueing addition to the collection, and I'm wondering whether to put it on a ribbon or not. Any suggestions as to it's use?

Bill

Hello Bill.

It is an interesting piece, I wonder how may have come to Pakistan or India. We will never know !! ..

I think it should be preserved that same way, just let it rest in a lined box. as I do with my medals without the Ribbon

Best

Lambert

April 1, 2015

Thank Bill.

Really a medal (unofficial) very beautiful and fair meaning.

I do not know much about her, but I know that is very scarce.

Lambert

April 1, 2015

Thank you Jim,

:cheers:

Lambert

March 28, 2015

Hi Jim !

It was offered to me for $160.00 Euro. you think reasonable?

Lambert

March 28, 2015

Hello All
Gentlemen, I got some time this Belgian medal, aid the victims of the Great War 1914 18, interestingly she was issued with a ribbon similar to MV.

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Lambert

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March 26, 2015

Hi

thanks for replying .. :cheers:

Lambert

March 25, 2015

ok . :cheers:

March 25, 2015

Hello Paul C.

some still available? If you could send me the PDF as well.

March 25, 2015

nobody ??

March 24, 2015

Hello gentlemen.

What do you think about this item, and also how much one of these?

I await your comments.

:cheers:

Lambert

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